DJDoubleXL189

This is where your URL kind of becomes important. Please share that. That’s why the forum asks for it in the first place.

If your homepage is working, it will give us insight as to what’s going on.

Have you tried reverting to the default theme? If you still see the error when the default theme is up, then there’s an issue. If not, then there’s an issue with your theme.

If you can access your folders through hosting or FTP, try this:

Go into wp-content/ and rename the plugins folder to plugins.old

Go into your themes folder, download your active theme, then delete it from the server…this will revert it to the default theme.

Hope this helps.

Sounds like you have an old plugin in there.

Try deactivating your plugins and see if the error goes away.

If that doesn’t work, change to the Twenty Twelve theme.

Obviously, wherever that error disappears is where the problem lies.

It’s one of your widgets called “Float Widget”

Look for that image in your widgets area and remove it.

Try adding this CSS:

.product-images .thumbnails .zoom {
max-width: 32px;
}

I’m not sure how (more like I don’t remember), but you need to request that facebook clear the cache for your link.

Facebook caches links that are posted, so the old meta data will show until they clear it.

What’s your URL? You may have been hacked.

Additionally, try deactivating your plugins and see if that helps.

Furthermore, make sure you have no add-ons running in your browser, as these can generate those links.

Did you try deactivating your plugins and reverting to the Twenty Twelve theme? This usually helps determine where the problem lies.

Have you tried deactivating your plugins and reverting to the Twenty Twelve theme?

This usually helps to determine where the conflict is.

What’s your URL?

Are you using the BPS plugin?

Have you tried deactivating your plugins and reverting to the Twenty Twelve theme?

Do you mean to add it to a specific page template?

Add this to your CSS:

#slides .caption {
display:none;
}